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Deaih or u Former Richmond Man Ir
SfaunlOn
Special telegram to the Dlspatch. !

ISptcIaI ItItBIHIu 20 Ile DI9pHICU'I
STANTON, VA, January l2.-Mr. II. Ii
schwartz, formerly OF Richmond, who h..
been in the West several years, died thi.
morning at the residence Of his brOJher-In
law, Mr.. 81. b. Oberdorfer, in this city
.gcd twenty-five years. The rcmiins vii
De taken to Richmond tomorrow for inter.
mont, arriving there in the afternoon.
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The National Republican saws:

without going into any discussion Of
the effects OF tobacco on the human system,
we may safely assert that legislators are
bound TO treat this product as one OF the
necCssaTies Of life, for the simple reason
that consumers will have twill not fOregO
IFS use-no matter how high the tax may be
To tax 1t at all is to put heavy burden on
millions OF persons who are unable TO bear
it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

"JoNEs, lie Pays the Freight" il the
man to perfect the compromise railroad bill
now before Congress. What JOKES doesn't
know about long bauis and short hauIs i,
not worth knowing.
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PEAL ESTATE BUSINESS.

otter my services 10 the public as
REAL. ESTATE AGENT AND
AuCTtONEhK.
i win cell city aud country property si
auction and privately. rent ont property,
and collect rents. Sc. &C,
An experiences OF rfleen years In the bust
give satisfaction To Gil who may intrust
their interests TO ma.
respectfully solieit the pstrouazs OF my
sather'a friends. my own. and tho pablo.
JOHN L. 0kuhHS.
No. III Eleventh street.
u l.ts between Main and bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

"That Chicago girl who offers to bet
So 600 that she can eat two quail a day
for thirty consecutive days has found no
takers" or coHrse not. Who would take
q Girl with such an appetite?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

The Rev. Or. Howard Grossly, OF New
York, who has been i'll for the past week,
was sufficiently recovered on Sunday night
10 deliver his lecture at the Fourth Presbv.
terian church. lie could speak but little
louder than whisper, however, his voice
having been so weakened by his illness.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Lieutenant Governor. elect ROBERTSON,
Of Indiana, has caught bear" Yes, by
the tail; and should "dat tail broke" it
will not be comfortable for ROBERTSOS's
party.
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mACnlsEKt.

COR SALE.-A COMPLhiss n
L OF PLr0.NANUFAcrVklS.". o.i 4.
., owed MAKE. viii DO sold Al q ssei''S'
H sARgsnALs = az,
Pat 0diee Box zss' heh'no
De al,TuAThss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

Tie Educational journal Of Virginia
for January is on our table. W. +. Fox,
editor, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

CLOWERS.-F0R FINE ROSES,
Il vioi.ETa, CARNATIONS. &C.. go 20
BLACKWELL a MANNB.
Ito east Broad street
Also, Funeral Designs at short notice.
DC i2-fm
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AWE UEREBY NOTIFY OUR

ME HEREBY NOTIFY OUR
w friends and the public generally that
having acquired the entire business aud
assets OF the lac concern OF GODDiN &
TAYLOR from the administrator OF JOHS
". GoDDIN, deceased, and the surviving
partner, Mr.. HENRY u. TAYLOR Jr., we snali
continue to- carry on the Same business AZ
the old place No. IL SOUTH FOu SrEENrh
STREET, RICHMOND, VA. where we will
oe pleased TO 81 and serve them. All per-
cons indebted 10 the late iirm will settle
with us and those having claims against II
Will pre- sent them In us for payment.
iaIl TAlLOk n BOILING.
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! IMITED PARTNERSHIP.-Know

7 United PARTNERSHIP.-Know
- all men By these presents that we,
henry Il. TAYLOR, jR. BLAIR SOIL
ING, and THOMAS Z. WILLIAMS, with
the view OF forming q limited partnership,
have made ard Eeversly signed this pa
per, which now makes known and states
First. That the name aud place OF resi-.
deuCe Ofeach partner Is az follows: Henry
T.. Taylor. Jr., Richmond. Va. Blair Boil
ing, Richmond, Va. and Thomas Z. VII
liams, Richmond, Va.
Second. That the name or hrm under
which the partnership is 10 be conducted is
TAi LOk & bOLLING.
third. That the said Henry y. Taylor, Jrp
and Blair Boiling are the general partnors,
aud the said Thomas Y. Williams Is the spe-
cial partner.
Fourth. That the amount Otmoney which
the special partner, The said Thomas u.
Williams, contributes Is ten thousand dOi-
lars.
Fifth. That the general nature az the
business TO be transacted Is that ola whole
sale ard jobbtn2 fancy grocery business.
sixth. That the place OF business Is 10 be
the said city OF Richmond.
Seventh. That the duration OF the SAID
partnership shall continue from the date o.
the signing Of these articles until the LIST
day or jan uaTy, 1890.
Made end severe ly signed by us this sth
Jay OF January, 1857, as witness our hands
HENRY p TAYLOR. JR, lSeall
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HENRY p. TAYLOR. JR., Seall
BLAIR BOILING. SeaLl
THOMAS 4. VILLAINS, lSealI
STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND

TO WIT.
I.K H. Steger, notary pnblic In aud for
said city, in said state, docertify that Henry
z. Taylor, Jr, Blair Boiling, and Thomas Z.
Williams whose names are signed TO the
writing above barring date on the eth day
OF January, 1857, have acknowledged tue
same before me In my city Aforesaid. And
do further certify mat said Henry 4. Iay'
Tor, r. and Blair Boiling this day made
oath before noe that the said Thomas ~.
v illlams has paid I'm actual cash into the
partnership described in said certificate the
sum Of ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this sth day OF
January, 1887. T.. u. SrE9Eh,
la 9.6w Notary Public.
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RIcHMoNp. january 1. Isss

RICHMOND. January 1, 1855.
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT /
Il have appointed GEORGE A. HuSD-
LEY my Agent TO carry on RETAIL
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS a.
No. S26 east Broad street, In the elty Of
Richmond, va.-all Purchases by said agen,
to be for cash only.
jRl-c2w A. GOTrSCbALK.
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Neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, aud
govt quickly cured with Salvation Oh. 20
cents.
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NOTICE.-TnE FIRM OF GOD.

N UIIOE.-IUE FINN Ut NUUs
~ DIN & wINGFIELD, Lumber Dealers
was dissolved on October l. 1855, by the
death OF Mr.. GonpIN. The undersigned
having purchased the interest OF AIR. God.
DIN VIII continue The LUMBER BUSINESS
al the old stand. All persons having claims
against the firm and all persons Indebted to
the same will please settle with me.
Thankful for past fayoJs and soliciting a
share ofthe patronage OF my friends aud
ia s.et JOSEPH II. wIgGFIELp.
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A1OtK-BROIlERs. Sc.

RICHMOND. VA, December ~ 4 -
We beg leave TO announce inst. iu /,
tl0n % our fscillties FOR executing Ori
LOCAL SECURITIES W. are nov in
nection, by INCLUSIVE WIFE iron
Office, with New York. Boston. Ba.t
Philadelphia. and " Washington
We have CONTlNJOt QlOfAI.
between the hours q 10 4. NJ anf 2
on an LEADING STOCKS AND BI
dealt I'm on the prominent E1cnau g.
this country.
orders promptly hllsi.
We DRAW BILLS, Ia sums O. fI
lowest rates, on ell the ciiies % turl
lssue LETTERS or CREDIT aya.tu
all Parts ~ the world.
Ja9.lm WAkkEN 3 tlDAh .
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REWARD.

In the lower house OF the Legislature
to-day a resolution was introduced empow-
ering the Governor to offer a reward OF
$500 for fugitiyes from Justice in certain
cases. This resolution was Withdrawn upon
its being stated that q bill was necessary.
Tomorrow such a bill will be introduced
and pressed to vote.
Efforts were made to-day to get the re.
turns OF the election for senator from the
First district, but they failed, as the wires
are down. Only Eve OF the seven counties
have been heard from, no returns coming
in nom Curriluck and Hartford. The vote
will be close with Griffin Dem ocraD in the
lead
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HOTELS.
esr~N@s0Ns0~NNf0FsNs'r'eH ~
MURPHY'S NEW EURoFAA'

vi HOTEL
Centrally located on line OF Stree stree
new and nandsomely furnished 49,.
out; rooms heated by steam snd GU -.
By electric bells; every eomloIs -
nience. and luxury: the cuisine no. ,.s.... -.
nv any other house IN the country
Handsome. and conyeuientlY-Ali -. :. ),
rooms for con- mercial travellers, ~.
SQUARE from each the Theatre and - -
Academy OF Music; private dln sus i.
Tor ladies and gentlemen, ana is,.l,,,, Isl
auet-han, with q ssating esPseiy - a.
societies and Others wishing ~
aueta Will please siVe me call. -,
John MURPHY, Propriei2i,
Rross slreei. corner u ks.'e3.
de 2l-fm hSu''S
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pIssDLUr.oN a COMPREHENSIVE

ATESSRS. VIRGfNlUS NEWTON
VI snd CHARLES r. WORKMAN. JR,
were admitted 10 IN Interest In our bus,-
nese January /. 1857.
ie tact DAVENPORT & u.
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Reading notices In reading matter type,
lines or lees, 81; in nonpariei loaded 'ee'
Gard OF rates for more space furnished on
application.
All letters and kilograms must he address
% 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

HOWARD r. BAYNE, ATT0R-
III NEY AND COUNsEI4LORATLAW
formerly OF the Richmond, Va, BARI
Drexel Building. Wall and Broad streets,
New York city.
Commissioner for Virginia.
90. 2s-Tu&Fams
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SEINE THREAD.
PROFESSIONAL.

NNGs0-e-00|vAfefs0f-f~0f hfsNf-s-
JAMES PLEAsANTs. EUGENE Q. MAssIE.
DLEASANTS & MASSIE,
j. ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLOR5A AT
LAW.
Offices ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS.
In lin RICHMOND. VA.
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DRUNKENNESS
ia 9.su. ru &rhI

OF the Liquor Habit Can BE Curai VIE
the khowlcdge ~ the Patient tl 90 ..
isleTing Or. Halnes' Colleen e...
10 lNs,IANTfsY destroys 81 app
aicOhollr lquoIB Tan ne srcrr'
ls'rttf iu ruiiee. Tea or any article - p
even ia QuOI iieoiI with NkA lbs 81
80 results Thousands Of drukaHis
been cuitd vBo today believe f.e.
druBiug ~ their own free VIII. Dr.
b. ~ eTy 0oif Nu' ea,oon-keelers.
by L. hDEkkI- EAhfh
PIP east MalUs,r.
no Ie-enfl5et Richmond
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DE.AENESS. new 5,, G aaa ... ..
tUhhut your own home. - one a..
dear fWenfy. eight yeare. IIeatrf 'F
Of the noted specialists WitnOut U.I
Curtd himself ln three months. and b
then hundreds of Others. Fun paltc
sept on application. 4. =. PAGE. SD
west Thirty-nrst street, New York city
Oc 30 IA. Tu, Th6magl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-13

Tonight the Grand Lodge OF Masons
elected The following grand officers for the
ensuing year: Grand Master, Charles II.
Robinson, OF Wilmington; Deputy Grand
Master, Samuel II. Smith, OF Winston !;
Sfnior Grand Warden, II. A. Gudger, OF
Asbevllie; Junior Grand Warden, John
w. Cotton. OF Tarboro'; Grand Treasurer.
William L. Anderson, Of Raleigh; Grand
Secretary, Donald W. Balm, OF Raleigh. The
attendance Of Masons is the largest on re-
e0rd
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Mr. Worth mo,e1to tnhle.
RINGHAM. AGAIN.

Major Robert Bingham. uncle Of Walter
Bingham, arrived here to-day He saws
Walters mother belived he had COM
mitted suicide. As to the presence OF
William Bingham walters brother) at
New York, it was learned to-day
that he was obtaining testimony as 10
Walters insanity. William Bingham was
here some days since, and obtained all the
certificates to that effect he could from
persons in this section. He has obtained
such certificates from DR.. Poet and others
at Carmansyille. 1t is proposed 10 secure
as many OF these certificates, or proofs OF
insanity, as possible, and then, when Bling.
Lam is caught, to place bin in an IN
saue asylum in whatever State he is cap.
IUred, and thus not bring him here at all.
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PERSONAL
TnE DAUGHTERS Of

THE ID "A u U III T. Il > VI
l. CHALES LEON LkfELLthh
died in Richmond. Va, In 1901 o. ~
are Invited 10 send their address u
FreLch Consul, Charleston, ;. G., an
nam ail-4s
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

day next for that purpose, intending to be absent about 30 days. In nearly two years residence here, having been kindly treated by each and every one, during my absence I ask that you may accord the same courtesy to the gentle man who will manage 'the great moral and family newspaper of Arizona, Mir. H. G, Temple, that you have hitherto accorded to myself. Again, thanking the generous, free and open hearted citizens of Northern Arizona for the liberal and cordial support that has always been given the CHAM PIoN, I am .....
 Very Respectfully,
 ...... GEO. II. TINKER.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

CALIFORNIA is in mourning for the death of her Governor, Washington Bartlett, who died on Monday evening last, at Oakland. Governor Bartlett was @ native of Savannah, Georgia where he was born in 1924, He went to California in l849 and commenced the publication of the Journal ef Com' meyee, one of the first newspapers pub lished on the coast. He subsequently, in connection with his brother, estab' lished the DaiD E0ening Nraos and the True Cahto,nian As carly as le59 he forsook newspaper work and entered
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

official life, being that year elected as county clerk. Since then he has filled many offices, including state senator and mayor of San Francisco, and in November of last year was elected Gov, ernor of the state by a small majority over his Republican competitor, John F. Swift. Governor Bartlett was an upright, honest, and fearless official, re- spected by his opponents as well as by his friends. -
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
(Communicated.)
 NATIONAL BANKS.

As there is some talk in the commu- nity in regard tonational banks it IS well to consider the matter from all sides and understand fully the merits and demerits of such an institution. It is an erroneous idea that the national bank act affords protection to it's depositors. Though stockholder be worth sl00,000 he is only legally liable, in a national bank failure, to double the face of his stock but prac- tically only to the face value, as at such times the stock is found to have been transferred to irresponsible parties.
 The proprietors of a private bank are liable with every dollar they possess for any shortages of the bank, so that it not infrequently happens that pri- vate bank of s50,000 capital, is more responsible than a national bank with SlOO,0OO.
 The Fidelity bank, recently failed, had capital of s2,O00,00 but its failure disclosed the fact that it had but sl 100000, part of which will be eaten up by stockholders notes to the banks for their own stock Its deposi- tors will lose 75 per cent Again a stockholder is restricted, be he ever so good to the amount he can borrow from national bank-the largers amount being one-tenth of capital stock.
 The management of private bank is pretty sure to be closer and more prudence and caution will be exercised where not only the banking capital but the outside means of the proprietors are at stake.
 To organize national bank requires an outlay of at least $l2,5o0 in Uni ted States bonds as security for its cir culation, (not to its depositors) which it can issue up to 90per cent only of the face value of the bonds. Thus is lost the use of Sl, ,250. Four per cent United States bonds-the only available secur- ities are worth Sl.29-29 per cent premium on SIP, 2,50o-s3,62 which is a dead loss, and the total outlay therefore amounts to S4,S75.00. Thus national bank startswith blot on it's capital.
 Upon the frontier in this new coun- try, national banks have not as a rule worked to advantage, hampered as they are with restrictions and limitations. In both Prescott and Phenix na- tional banks have been discontinued. It is in sections thickly populated, where money seeks the demand, not where demand seeks the money that national banks prosper and under such conditions alone are they success.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona l
 Sept. 10th. 1887. \ orice is hereby given that the following lN named settler has filed notice of bis in tention to make final proof in sup,or of hi claim, and that sad proof will beimade before Register X Receiver at U. $. Land office Prescott, Arizona on October. 22d, 1887 viz William Carroll, Flagstaff, Yavapai Co, Ari zona, on hls D. s. 1918 for the N. F.. 4 sec. 20 Tp. 2I N. R. : E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his Continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz. T. A. Rlor don, T. G. Norris. John A. Donavan, S. A. Butler, all of Flagstaff Arizona.
 E. Burgess Register
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

TIE notorious fabricator of telegraph news at Benson, now has rival at Prescott. On the return of Sheriff Mul- return from his lastexpedition to Tonto Basin, when the Sheriff was reported as killed. This man telegraphed that on the Sherif's party reaching the town of Prescott, they were met by a brass band and two hundred citizens, This seems to have been pure fabrication. It is pity that such liars, who use the telegraph to scatter their lies far and near, cannot be extinguished.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Prescott, Arizona, l

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
 September 2, 1887. N otice is hereby given that the following ] V named settler has filed notice of his in tention to make final proof in support oi his claim, and that said proof will be made be. fore Register and Receiver at U. $. Land office, Prescott, Ariz., on Oct. I7th, 1887, viz. D. J. Brannen Adm'r. of Estate of P B. Brannen, (deceased), for the s. E. 4 Sec. 22, Tp. Y, N. R. 9 E,
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and culuva. ton of, Said land, viz. Chas. F. Kathrens, Ed. Van Deren, Robert Finnie, David Fin. nie' all of Flagstaff. Yavapai Co.,, Ariz
 F.. BURGESS, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
Notice For Publication.
Land Office a. Prescott, Arizona, l

Land Office a. Prescott. Arizona,
 September ?, 1887.
 N I otice is hereby given that the following l\ named settler has filed notice oi his in. tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at U. S. Land office Prescott, Ariz. OH Oct. i7th, 1887, viz Robert Finnie of Flagstaff, Yavapai Co. Ariz for the s. w. < Sec. 26 Tp. Y N R. 9 E
 He names the following witnesses tp prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiya ton of, said land. viz, Ed Van Deren, oi Mongollon Mts., Chas. F. Kathrens, of Flag staff Yavapai Go D. J. Brannen, of Flag. staff, Yavapai Co, David Finnie, of Flag staff, Iavapai Co.
 E. BURGESS, Register
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

Nor having had the pleasure of seeing my father, mother, sister and brother for twenty years, and kind Providence now providing the opportunity, the un- dersigncd will start from here on Tues
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
Notice For Publication.
Land Office al Prescott, Arizons

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
 Aug't. esth, 1887. l
 NOTICE isIhereby given that the fol. lN lowing named settler has filed no,ic: ot his intention to make final proofin support of his claim, and thai said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Prescott. A. T., aon Oct. I7th, 1887, viz; George Buck Ter, Yavapai Co.,, A. T., for the $. W. 4 {, Sec. 26, Tp. g, N. R. 6. E. ...
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continue us residence upon, and cultiva unn of said land, viz: Charles Goven 1T. G, Norris, A. NJ. Beasley, John Lockhart, all .oi Flagstaff, Vavapai Co.,, A. T. m. E. BURGESS. Register. W. C. Bayless. F.. w. Carter
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

TIE St. Johns Herda replies to a statement made by the CHAMPION that large portion of the depredations of rustlers aud theives committed in Yav- apai County, take place on the borders of Apache County, by stating that the headquarters of these theives are in Tonto Basin, and that Tonto Basin Is not in' Apache County. This is dodg- ing the question. If the maps are cor rect, Tonto Basin is close on the borders of Apache, and part of the Basin is in that county. The original statement made by the CHAMPION is correct, that ninety per cent of the lawless depre- dations of the county are committed on the borders of Apache, and if the au- thorites of that county were as ener- getic in their endeavours to suppress lawlessness, as the authorizes of Yav- apai county are, the thing would soon be put a stop to.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

ROBERT T. LINCOLN says The pres idential office is gilded prison. There are a great many American statesmen who would like to occupy cell in it for four years.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
FOR SALE.

Several desirable lots for family residences, 5oxI5o on Gold avenue. For ful! particullrs as to price and terms, apply to CHAMPION office, ei- ther in person or by letter.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
For Service at A. c. Morse's Stable Flag
 staff, Arizona

For Service at A. c. Morse's Stable Flag
 staff, Arizona.
 The gray stallion, Colonel James Pedigree-./nGse Fort by Ashrai by AsterOid by Lerington dam Cray AL iee by LfhGr Ar1Aw by imported Glenf0c.
 Bred by Sprague and purchases from J. Cochran by Ellis Wainwright. Pedigree of Steel Gray StallIou DHke.
 Sire. An imported stallion nov owned by Mir. Llscon, dam a 7-S breo mare owned by Mir. Barrick, of Wa bella. Sire of dam, an imported stal. lion known as "OH Duke ef Dea0iH." " and. dam, half blood Norman mare which makes the stallion L5-I6 Nor, mdn.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

The public is hereby notified that Bill. Kloustermeyer has no authority or right, to sell, or otherwise dis pose of my place near Bellemont, A. T., and any sale or lease of same he may make will be contested by me.
 C. C. ARCHER.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17
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